Pruitt’s car in the ditch and rolled
Thomas Pruitt, 21, was killed Sunday, July 15 as a result of a car accident.
Pruitt was holding a 2005 Chevrolet Cobalt and once the vehicle in front of him a tractor in the direction of southern Minnesota 91, eight miles north of Lake Wilson.
According to the Minnesota State Highway Patrol report, Pruitt was the result of a 1997 Pontiac Grand Am for 18 years, Michelle Swanson of Iona and clearly attempts a semi. The first vehicle of success, but Pruitt’s vehicle veered on the shoulder, overcorrected, collision with a tractor operated by Duane Carlson, 68 Balaton.
Pruitt’s car in the ditch and rolled, and was ejected after not wearing a belt.
The tractor continued extensive damage. Carlson was the Murray County Memorial Hospital in Slayton, where he treats and freedom.
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